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The podcast discusses the survival horror video game Alien: Isolation, based on the popular Alien film franchise. It summarizes that the game places the player as Ellen Ripley searching a space station infested by the Xenomorph species. It highlights that the alien's artificial intelligence is completely random, making each player's experience unique and feeling truly hunted. It also discusses how the game authentically captures the atmosphere and sound design of the original films to fully immerse players. The podcast recommends playing the game without watching gameplay first in order to experience the tension and challenges for yourself.
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[Intro music lasts about 30sec] Helloandon thispodcast I will be talkingaboutagame that isunlike
all otherhorror gamesand that isbasedoff a verylongline of well-knownandpopularfilms.Iwillbe
discussingthe game calledAlienisolation,asurvival horrorgame where youplayas EllenRipley a
youngwomenlookingforhermumwhowas lastseenona space station [space station docking
sound effect] thathas beeninfestedwithXenomorph’saspeciesof alienthatisintelligent,fast,
manipulativeandapredatorto anythingthatlives andfirstmade an appearance in 1979 on the big
screen[change subject soundeffect1]
The game Alienisolationhasone mainuniquefeature thatveryfew horrorgameshave.Thisfeature
isthat the Ai forthe alieniscompletelyrandomanddoesn’tfollowanypatternsoit isdifferentfor
everyplayer,itfeelslike you’re actuallybeinghunted andyoudon’tknow whatcouldhappenat any
time.Thisalsomeansthat youcouldbe trappedina roomfor 5 minutesora whole houritall
dependsonhowmuchnoise youmake,whatpath yougo and whatyou doin general.Sostayalert
and keepaneye outon everycorner[motiontracker sound effect] [change subjectsound effect2]
The game isrelatedtothe main franchise andalienmoviesandthismakesthe game evenbetter
because theyhave done asmuch as theycan to make it basedoff the original alien. Whenmaking
the game theyusedthe same methodsastheydidinthe movieswhenmakingthe noisessuchas
whenthe alienscreamsandwhenyouare walkingthroughthe fallingapartspace station [explosion
sound effect].Thisnotonlygivesuslongtime alienfansthe originalityfeelingfromthe old
games/filmsbutit helpstomake the environmenttrulytense andhorrifyingwhile alsoimmersingus
inthe environmentthatwe face.
[Static effect] thisreview podcastissponsoredbyGamersDaily.Use code “A1en”to get10% off
your subscription.If yousubscribetoGamersDailyyouwill receiveagamersmagazine everyweek
that has the bestand newestdealsforthe bestgamers sosubscribe toGamersDailytoday. [Static
effect]
PersonallywhenIplayedthisgame itgave me chillsandplayingitisso differenttowatching,soif
youcan I highlyrecommendbuyingandplayingthe game before youwatchanygameplayof itso
that youhave a betterexperience.Ipersonallyloveall the featuresthatthe game has, for example
inthe game gunsare veryrare howeveryoudofinda revolverbutwhenyoudoyouaren’tcrazy
aboutusingit because youstart tothink“will the alienhearitif I shoot” [gun shot effect] well that’s
what I thought andwell Ilearntfrompersonal experienceyes,yesitcanhearyou and that’swhatI
love aboutthisgame.The Ai is so smart andunique andeverythingyoudomattersandcan effect
howlongyou survive forsothinkbefore youdowhenplayingthisgame andalwayskeepaneye out
[change subjectsound effect3]
[Static effect] Thankyou forlisteningtothispodcastandI’ll nextbe reviewingthe game Mountand
Blade a medieval basedgame thatisturningasmall companyintoa large competitorforothers
fasterthenexpected.Iwill seeyouall inthe nextone [outromusic]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/5-180711062044/85/5-pre-production-1-320.jpg)
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- Jaws uses an underwater point of view and ominous music to build tension and portray the shark as a lurking threat. Shots show an isolated swimming girl to make her seem vulnerable against the vast sea.
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Analysing movie opining
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2) Reasons for choosing to create a game which include a focus on animation and incorporating different styles.
3) Details on the target audience which is mostly males aged 12-19 from countries like the US, China, UK, Japan, France and Germany.
4) Plans for distribution on PC, consoles and creating promotional materials like posters and box art.
Research
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The document analyzes the use of sound and music in two movie trailers. In the first trailer for The Hunger Games: To Kill a Mockingjay, music builds tension and introduces characters. Dialogue is accompanied by decreasing music volume. Sounds of war include screams and explosions. In the second trailer for Horrible Bosses 2, prison sounds set the scene and dramatic music builds anticipation. Popular music plays throughout, with pauses for comedic dialogue. Both trailers effectively use music and sounds to engage audiences.
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Key Assessment
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1) The game Silent Hill 2 revolutionized horror games by focusing on the protagonist's personal trauma and making the player feel vulnerable as an ordinary person rather than an action hero.
2) P.T. builds fear through an unfamiliar yet familiar haunted hallway that loops endlessly, trapping the player and challenging their sense of reality and autonomy. Strange sights and sounds gradually increase the unease.
3) The game leaves many aspects intentionally unresolved and unexplained, forcing the player to use their imagination and leaving them questioning what happened even after finishing, continuing the psychological effect.
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6. production reflection
The document describes the process of creating a simple game where the player shoots at a mushroom. It discusses:
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2) Demonstrating gameplay by having the bullet miss the mushroom, showing what happens when a life is lost.
3) Showing the player with one shot left to hit the mushroom before losing a life.
4) How a life is lost by making a heart invisible and changing the number displayed.
5) Flashing the mushroom to show it being hit when the player succeeds in their second shot of their second life.
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The document outlines a pre-production plan for a game, including props, locations, contingency planning, health and safety considerations, and a schedule. Props include hearts to represent lives, a moving mushroom, a brick wall background, and displays for shots remaining and winner banners. Potential issues addressed are computer/file crashes, eye strain, and back pain. The schedule spans 8 days to create game assets in Photoshop, ensure interactivity, and complete an evaluation.
4. proposal
This document proposes a game called "shoot the mushroom" where the goal is to shoot and defeat a mushroom character across multiple levels. It would be an action/adventure game aimed at ages 15-23 who have internet access. Players get 5 shots per life to defeat the mushroom and lose after 3 lives. Simple grey backgrounds and red brick walls would provide the setting. Research was done on sound effects and background/color design to keep players focused. The game may include offensive bullets but would warn players, and restrict younger ages. It could potentially offend those without internet access. Using a mushroom character from Super Mario could risk copyright issues unless sufficiently distinguished from the original.
3. production experiments
The document describes the process of creating a ghost game. First, the creator gave the game a grey background and created ledges for the ghost to jump on, some of which were faulty. A red square was made as a safe zone. Then, the ghost was drawn and its animation was set up to move between ledges. For the final product, the creator plans to include using Photoshop again with a character and background and props, as the game involves adventure and risk as the ghost must navigate between ledges to reach safety.
2. research
The document summarizes three existing games that were researched for ideas: Super Mario Brothers, Doodle Jump, and a simple shooting game. It notes that Super Mario Brothers has the most colorful and detailed design while the other two games have simpler graphics. The document also analyzes that the researched games commonly have less colorful designs. It states that the creator will include more detailed design in their own game, as older, more detailed games seem to be more successful. The audience profile describes the target audience as ages 12-24, any gender or social status, and those belonging to the psychographic group of "belongers" since the game will only be available in the UK.
1. initial plans
The document discusses a mood board analysis for an initial game planning project. It notes that the mood board contains repeated colors of reds, browns and yellows, as well as images in an 8-bit font style. The mood conveyed is described as evil due to elements like arrows and an evil mushroom. The analysis explains that the mood board will influence the final product by helping visualize the game and providing more ideas about what it will contain after research into animated photos.
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- Audience, market, and production research to understand target audiences, competition, and required tools.
- Key terminology like objective, subjective, valid, and reliable are also defined. Harvard referencing style is demonstrated with film examples.
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This document defines and provides examples of various types of research methods and terminology used in media research. It discusses the differences between primary and secondary research, quantitative and qualitative research, and outlines the advantages and disadvantages of each. Examples are provided for various research techniques including surveys, interviews, website analytics, box office figures, and audience and market research. Terminology around objective and subjective analysis, validity, and reliability are also defined. Finally, the document demonstrates the Harvard referencing style.
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